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Expedition Africa is a new television show starting this weekend on the History Channel. The basic premise of the show is four adventurers traveling across
heyZap is a newer website that hosts games of all types submitted by game developers. TechCrunch describes heyZap as “YouTube for flash games.” heyZap provides
While exploring the TED Talks website this afternoon I came across a short, fun talk given by Alisa Miller. In her talk Alisa Miller shares
The United Nations’ World Food Programme’s website has excellent resources for learning about world hunger and fighting world hunger. On the website teachers can download
I’ve mentioned Google Earth and Google Maps in more than 100 of the 1700+ posts published on this blog. Many of those posts highlight uses
The new Carnival of Education is posted on Siobhan Curious: Classroom as Microcosm. If you’ve never looked at it, you should because it is a
Today’s episode of CNN Student News leads off with a segment about President Obama’s selection of Sonia Sotomayor for Supreme Court Justice. The segment explains
Great Source iWrite from the Houghton Mifflin Harcourt company features an awesome animated and narrated glossary of grammar terms. In this glossary you will find
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